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Oxford Collapse 
WEBSITE FOR OXFORD COLLAPSE
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| NYC's Oxford Collapse play noisy, spazz rock that puts on emphasis on disjointed, spiky guitars, yelps and howls, tambourines, and bass-induced grooves. Fans of early Dischord stuff will see an obvious (and successful) homage to the stripped-down sound of Nation of Ulysses and Fugazi, yet Oxford Collapse also seamlessly incorporate the dancier aspects of bands like Radio 4 and Q and Not U with the "artiness" of Liars and Oneida. Phew, that's a whole lot of bands. It may take a little effort to keep up with this band, but your sweat will be well spent. |
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A Good Ground (CD, 2005)
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A Good Ground (MP3, 2006)
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Oxford Collapse (CDep, 2003)
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Remember The Night Parties (CD, 2006)
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Remember The Night Parties (LP, 2006)
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Some Wilderness (CD, 2004)
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